Small Boutique hotels in WILTSHIRE

Located in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside in the little village of Beanacre, Beechfield House is set in a painstakingly restored and maintained late 19th century mansion, originally built in 1878. This charming family hotel offers delightful accommodation and award-winning cuisine in a peaceful rural location. Strategically situated between Bath and Chippenham, Beechfield House is a magnificent spot for exploring this beautiful corner of Wiltshire, and such nearby attractions as the medieval village of Lacock, Longleat, and countless landmarks and points of interest in Wiltshire, Somerset and the Cotswolds. Long a favourite with hotel guests and local residents alike, the Beechfield House restaurant is the proud holder an AA Rosette, and offers first-class gourmet cuisine based on home grown fruit and vegetables, along with meat and poultry sourced from nearby small farms in Wiltshire and Somerset with strict animal welfare properties, as well as local artisan suppliers.

The Wiltshire countryside is a whimsical place with lush greenery and is the home of Bishopstrow House. A stay here is unlike no other – the hotel is amid acres of well-preserved and lavish gardens while the building itself is a historic mansion. The estate grounds are filled with smaller buildings rich of history and many zones of relaxation. Bishopstrow House features its own spa including a steam room, sauna, monsoon shower, and jacuzzi in addition to an abundant list of treatments and massages. It has two outdoor swimming pools and many dining options right onsite including afternoon tea, cocktails at the bar, lunch in the garden, or, the most impressive, dining in domes under the stars. The rooms and suites of Bishopstrow House are like those from a fairy-tale with creativity in the décor and design and vibrant colours to enhance one’s imagination. They consist of a blend of Georgian elegance with modern touches and very plush beds. An endless number of activities awaits guests at Bishopstrow House both on and offsite. Some of the area most famous sites are a short distance away such as Stonehenge, Longleat, and Stourhead. Cave exploring in the Cheddar Gorge is also a must-do when visiting the area.

This classic country inn is set in a charming little hamlet and features a traditional restaurant pub, comfortable accommodation, and a warm welcome. Highlighting the best of British culture, the historic multifaceted brick building with its ivy-covered bay windows harmonizes perfectly inside and out. The bedrooms are tastefully modernized with contemporary comforts such as free Wi-Fi internet, a TV, kettle, and their own private bathroom with amenities. One even has a period style claw-foot bathtub. Enjoy the country air hiking in the nearby woodland. Ponder the changing seasons from the garden terraces. Unwind with a glass of fine wine by the hearth. Snuggle into your cozy bed for a good night’s rest after a hot meal and a relaxing chat over a drink right on site at King John Inn.

Located in the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is surrounded by 500 acres of gardens and parkland. Set in a carefully restored and modernised Georgian mansion, this fabulous property offers luxury accommodation, world-class cuisine and a spectacular range of facilities in an idyllic rural setting. Ideally placed between Bath and Chippenham, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is a delightful spot for exploring this beautiful region, or simply relaxing in its immense grounds. Perfect for weekend breaks, romantic getaways, family holidays and unique business stays, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa has something for everybody. Guests can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities on site, including horse riding, tennis, cycling, archery or clay-pigeon shooting, while the Spa also boasts an immense selection of facilities, such as thermal cabins, a large indoor pool, state-of-the-art treatment rooms and a fitness suite. A special mention should be reserved for the hotel's award winning gourmet restaurant. The Proud holder of a Michelin star, Executive Chef Hywel Jones creates fascinating menus from the finest ingredients, and wherever possible, from local farms and suppliers and the hotel's kitchen garden. More informal dining experiences are available at The Brasserie, in its stylish and contemporary dining area in the modern spa wing, or al fresco during the Cotswolds' balmy summer months.

Nestled in the heart of the National Trust village of Lacock, Sign of the Angel is set in a historic 15th century inn. Recently having undergone an extensive, sympathetic restoration, this charming property now offers fabulous English home cooking and just five cosy rooms in one of the most beautiful, unspoilt villages in the west of England. Perfect for relaxing stays in this charming little village, long a favourite with film and television crews due to its authentic historic atmosphere, Sign of the Angel is an ideal retreat for a romantic weekend, or a haven of peace and quiet after a stressful business day. Just footsteps away from Lacock Abbey, the home of William Henry Fox Talbot, one of the inventors of photography, the inn is also within easy reach of Bath and the Cotswolds. Sign of the Angel specialises in delicious, honest cuisine, created from the finest seasonal produce from local suppliers, and from sustainable farmers, growers and butchers. Guests can choose from set menus or à la carte dining, and there is a carefully chosen wine list, along with a great selection of artisan beers and ales. Meals can be enjoyed in the cosy dining rooms, featuring authentic period décor and open fireplaces, or on warm summer's days, in the Angel Garden, with centuries old apple trees and a gently flowing stream.

Nestled by the banks of the River Avon in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, Stonehenge Cottages offers luxurious self catering accommodation in a single bedroom studio apartment and a two bedroom cottage. Standing opposite a fine gastro pub and within easy reach of Salisbury Cathedral and the Magna Carta, Stonehenge, Old Sarum, and a short drive from some of Dorset's finest beaches, Stonehenge Cottages is the ideal spot for relaxing, intimate stays in an idyllic rural setting. Aside from visiting the region's fascinating landmarks and historic sites, guests at Stonehenge Cottages can enjoy a fantastic range of outdoor activities, including water sports, horse riding, archery, and much more. River access with full fishing rights can also be arranged on request. Both the Stable and the Cottage have fully equipped kitchens, with everything necessary for enjoyable self-catering stays. On request, Stonehenge Cottages offer sumptuous continental breakfast hampers, comprising fresh fruit, muesli, corn flakes, milk, smoked salmon, eggs, ham, cheese, bread, jam, marmalade, honey and butter for guests to prepare at their leisure. Likewise, for larger groups, both units can be booked together, creating an amazing three-bedroom cottage with three bathrooms, with room for up to six adults or four adults and four children.

Set in a typical honey-coloured stone historic building, with origins stretching back to the 12th century, The Castle Inn Hotel is located in the heart of the beautiful Cotswold village of Castle Combe. Recently having undergone a sympathetic yet thorough restoration, this charming small hotel provides luxurious, cosy accommodation, good food and friendly, efficient service in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The perfect sport for exploring this delightful village, the winner of the ''Prettiest Village in England'' award on countless occasions, and long a favourite with film and television productions due to its unique, unspoilt character, The Castle Inn Hotel has just eleven sumptuously furnished rooms, many furnished with magnificent antique four-poster beds, and featuring original exposed timber beams along with all modern amenities. The Castle Inn Hotel is home to a range of dining venues, including The Bar, with an open fire, a warm atmosphere and table service, which offers traditional bar meals during the day, along with an à la carte menu in the evening. For a more intimate experience, The Oak Room provides the perfect setting, while the Terrace Patio provides al fresco dining on those fine summer days. A number of private dining options are also available, as well as unique spaces for small business meetings and presentations.

Hotel & Golf Club is set in a magnificent heritage mansion, originally built in the 14th century. After a long and eventful history, this spectacular property has been extensively restored and renovated, and now offers exclusive accommodation, award-winning cuisine and a fantastic range of facilities and services in a beautiful historic setting. Perfect for business or pleasure in this magical little village, frequently voted the prettiest village in England, and long a favourite with movie makers, prime minister and celebrities, The Manor House an Exclusive Hotel & Golf Club is also a fabulous spot for golf enthusiasts, with the Peter Alliss and Clive Clarke designed course on the doorstep. The Manor House an Exclusive Hotel & Golf Club is home to the award-winning Bybrook Restaurant, the proud holder of a Michelin star. Here, chef Richard Davies and his kitchen brigade offer refined, carefully prepared dishes with a classical base and modern overtones, based on the finest local and kitchen garden produce. More informal dining is also available in the lounges, or al-fresco in the gardens.

Located in the charming market town of Corsham, just over twelve miles from Bath, The Methuen Arms is set in a historic 18th century inn, reputedly built on the foundations of a 14th century nunnery. After a change of ownership in 2011, its present owners, Martin and Debbie Still embarked on a thorough and careful renovation, at a cost of over a million pounds. This award-winning property now offers top-class, honest cuisine in a number of unique bars and dining venues, along with luxurious accommodation in fourteen bespoke rooms. Due to its proximity to Bath, The Methuen Arms is ideally placed for exploring the city and this charming corner of Wiltshire. Corsham itself boasts a number of attractions, including its historic centre town centre and Corsham Court. One of the ''raisons d'être'' of The Methuen Arms has to be fine food. Chef Piero Boi, with extensive experience at such renowned eateries as Harvey's, Bibendum, the Square and Conran's Sartoria, creates delicious menus based on the finest fresh, locally sourced produce and his English and Sardinian roots. Cuisine is honest and unfussy, and is accompanied by an excellent wine list. Dining can be enjoyed in a number of venues, featuring open fireplaces and unique antique and vintage furnishings.

Located in the heart of the historic town of Bradford-on-Avon, Timbrell's Yard is set in a grade II listed heritage building, originally built in the 18th century for the owner of the adjoining dye works. After a number of uses and proprietors, the house was lovingly restored in 2015 by its present owners, and now offers cosy accommodation and great food in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Just footsteps from many of Bradford-on-Avon's most important landmarks, including the Town Bridge and Lock-up, the Saxon Church, the Tithe Barn, and the Shambles, among many other fascinating sights, Timbrell's Yard is perfect for relaxing stays in this charming historic town. Bath is just a short drive away, and boat trips on the Avon are available between April and October. The fourteen individually styled rooms feature quirky decorative finds, vintage treasures and traditional elements combined with contemporary aesthetics, creating a unique, cosy atmosphere. Cuisine at Timbrell's Yard is in the expert hands of chefs Tom Blake and Ricky Ford, and guests can enjoy delicious, simple, freshly prepared food, based on the finest West Country ingredients and produce. The bar is a great place to relax with a drink from the excellent selection of beer and ales, fine wines, cider and cocktails. Tea and coffee, light meals and snacks are served throughout the day.

Whatley Manor Hotel and Spa is set in a beautifully restored and maintained Cotswold manor house, set in 12 acres of distinctive ornamental and decorative gardens. Located at the end of an elegant, tree-lined drive, this fabulous property is surrounded by the lush fields and woods of the Cotswolds Area of Outsanding Natural Beauty. Whatley Manor Hotel and Spa offers exclusive accommodation, award-winning gourmet cuisine and top-class service in an authentic country house atmosphere. Perfect for both business and pleasure amid fabulous rural surroundings, Whatley Manor Hotel and Spa offers a range of outdoor activities on site, such as cycling, walking and running, while horse riding, clay-pigeon shooting, golf and even hot-air ballooning are available close by the hotel. Nearby attractions include Malmesbury, Tetbury, Westonbirt Arboretum and Castle Combe, while Bath and Cirencester are also within easy reach. The Aquarias Spa is a bespoke installation with a spectacular range of wellness facilities, including a steam grotto, tepidarium, indoor and outdoor pools and treatment rooms. Pride of place at Whatley Manor Hotel and Spa must surely go to its gourmet restaurant, The Dining Room, which boasts two Michelin stars. Here, Chef Martin Burge creates unique dining experiences based on a modern interpretation of classical French cuisine and the finest seasonal produce. Le Mazot Brasserie offers a less formal dining option, in a laid-back, Swiss chalet-style atmosphere.